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Exact matches: 4
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Kayak —
Eyewitness ... LP 
Vertigo (Netherlands), 1981. Very Good ... Just Sold Out!
... LP, Vinyl record album
2
Universal (Holland), 1970s/
... CD
(Out of print, sticker over barcode.)
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EMI (Netherlands), 1974. Near Mint- ... $29.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(UK Harvest pressing. Cover has unglued seams, a gloss wrinkle in back, and is bent a bit at the seams.)
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Janus, 1979. Sealed ... $28.99 39.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed in the die-cut cover – lightly shopworn and bent a bit at the bottom right corner.)
Possible matches: 1
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Kif/
A massive bit of funk – and from 70s France, no less! These guys clearly come from a jazz-based background – and have absorbed some of the best electric influences of their time – working in a keyboard-heavy mode that's clearly inspired by Herbie Hancock, Joe Zawinul, and George Duke – yet also kicking up a groove that's a bit more down and dirty, and more in the instrumental funk mode overall. The sound of the set's incredible – really raw, riffy, and filled with plenty of snapping hard grooves – and the used of the keys is sublime throughout, changing mood from track to track, but always staying funky! Titles include "Penwick", "Marathonic", "Ergocentric", "La Moto Verite", "Psychocross", "Ring Modulator", "Plongee Synthetique", "Kayak", and "Cache Catch". LP, Vinyl record album
Partial matches: 1
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Various —
Raks Raks Raks – 27 Golden Garage Psych Nuggets From The Iranian Scene ... CD Raks/
Iranian garage rock – kind of hard to believe at first, but a surprising musical discovery overall! The package documents a very overlooked scene – rock bands from late 60s Iran who were clearly inspired by the American underground of the time – working in a heady brew of guitar, organ, bass, and drums – usually with vocals in the local dialect, but a rockish groove that owes plenty to the US. There's less Eastern elements in the music than you'd find in Arabesk rock from Turkey – although some tunes here do have an exotic flavor at points, and really stand out from the rest. Yet even on the straighter numbers, the difference in language really gives these tunes an odd sort of feel – almost unsettling as you try to reach for familiar elements, then find them different in the end. The CD version adds 10 tracks to the 17 track LP version, and the titles include "Mehtaab" by The Littles, "Shekar Dar Kohestan" by The Golden Ring, "Hadjime Khali" by Kourosh, "Raks Raks Raks" by Moha Jamin, "Meekshi Manoo" by The Flowers, "Dance Music" by Penahi, "A B C D" by Skakayak, "Indian Rebels" and "Sha La La" by The Rebels, "Baroon Omad" by Bijan, "4 x 8 Jadeed" by The Littles, and more. Comes with full note in English, too! CD
